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El Merendero and Los Jarritos: An Old-Fashioned Recipe for Success

May 1, 1997 | The Knife & Fork

It is a combination of Mexican taco stand meets ’50s diner.

From the Editor

May 1, 1997 | From the Editor

On July 20, 1990, I had my Quinceñera. My family packed up the trunk of our blue station wagon, tied down too many suitcases on the car roof and made a three-day trek south across the San Antonio border and through the arid deserts of Mexico.

9 p.m.-Midnight: Closing Down for the Night

Feb 1, 1997 | Features

Junior Brian Richenberger, a diversified major, struts in a purple satin robe adorned with gold trimming as he stands in the night air next to doors festooned with gold balloons anchored with purple curling ribbon.

1966: Making Morbid Mischief

Feb 1, 1997 | Features

Today, the University of La Verne is centered on academics. Most people leave the boundaries of the University to go “hang out.” But for the La Verne College of 1966, on campus student activity was as rampant as apathy is today.

President Stephen Morgan: Dreaming Nirvana at La Verne

Feb 1, 1997 | Profiles

Ask University of La Verne President Stephen Morgan to describe his day, and he reaches into the breast pocket of his crisp, white dress shirt. In his palm, he holds a 3 x 5 index card smudged with letters and numbers that decipher his day’s schedule.